Sentence examples for as pooling of from inspiring English sources

The technique, known as pooling of interests, is frequently used by large technology companies, which argue that the elimination of this method would hurt their ability to make acquisitions that fuel their growth.

Radiologists have also developed specific sonographic signs of shoulder subacromial impingement such as pooling of fluid laterally to the subdeltoid portion of the subacromial-subdeltoid bursa while the humerus is abducted [5].

Methods: The subjects were 25 patients (16 men/9 women; mean age: 51, range 25 69 years) complaining of globus sensation with one or more of four laryngeal findings suspected of having GERD, such as pooling of saliva, erythema of posterior one-third of larynx, inter-arytenoids edema, and granuloma.

This entails a partial delegation of sovereignty to the institutions in return for representation within those institutions, a practice often referred to as "pooling of sovereignty".

Association mapping greatly benefits from meta-analyses, as pooling of medium sized cohorts considerably increases the power to detect the mainly small genetic effects [1].

Moreover, it lacks crucial analytical tools such as pooling of likelihood ratios (LRs), tests for heterogeneity and meta-regression facilities.

Autumn's last hurrah is to be seen all over the city, as pools of leaves fall to the ground.

"Ten years, even five years ago, we saw emerging markets as pools of low-priced, low-value labour.

Another possibility is that highly concentrated saline aquifers are dotted around beneath the surface, not as pools of water, but as saturated volumes of gritty rock.

These investors include mutual funds set up specifically to purchase loans, as well as pools of loans known as collateralized loan obligations that are then sold to insurance companies and the like.

This often means an emphasis on mobile-first experiences and on marketplace models that connect supply and demand, such as pools of financial capital and home-buyers, or loan-givers and student borrowers.